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Quiz Completion Stats
- Intellectual
- Curious
- Realistic
You are a quiet observer at heart. You’re wise, but often in secret. You love big-picture ideas, but you also notice the tiniest details that others miss.
Though, at times, you might struggle to connect with the world and people around you completely—just because you’re busy exploring your own complex, fascinating ideas.
Your results indicate that you possess a deep intellectual curiosity and a strong sense of observation, akin to The Thinker archetype. With your inclination toward complex ideas and an affinity for the blue aura, you thrive in environments where you can explore knowledge and insights. Your combination of being a Poet reflects a sensitivity to emotions and creativity, while also maintaining an analytical approach. Moreover, your ambivert nature means you can navigate the space between social interaction and introspection seamlessly. Your love language of physical touch suggests you appreciate connection, adding a warm balance to your thoughtful demeanor.
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Meet Iris8989, a wikiHowian of over 5 years. She enjoys patrolling recent changes, editing, writing articles and welcoming new contributors.
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